"Achieving international distinction for creativity, innovation and excellence in geographical, geological and environmental education, research and outreach."

Research Interests

Dr. Waddington's research in ecohydrology studies the ecological and hydrological processes that underlie the structure and function of wetlands and watershed ecosystems and the distribution, movement, and quality of water.

Drought,wetlands, ecohydrology, groundwater, wildfire, hydrology, vegetation dynamics, ecosystem resiliency, ecosystem regime shifts, ecosystem restoration and sustainability

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